New Ulm weekly review., 1887-03-30

i, Chas. Hornburg has erected large
shed for the protection of his farm ma
chinery.
Born, Sunday March 9th to VIM.
Koch a daughter and to Tory Olsen a
son.
The members of the Turnverein sub
scribed $3.50 towards the Herman mon
ument fund.
Mr.. Christ. Ruemke who was been
visiting relatives in Cincinnati returned
last Thursday.
Mr. Ed. Gilley, of Courtland has rent
ed the W. Doty farm and will re move
there shortly.
April 10th the dramatic section of the
Turnverein will appear in 'Die feind-
lichen Nachbarn".
The New Ulm Sportsmen's Club will
meet at the residence of John Hauen-
&stein next Sunday afternoon.
The Eagle Mill Co. will commence
building a new engine house at once.
It will be filled with new machinery.
The Young mems Endowment Asse-
citation of Minneapolis is considered a
humbug..by secretary of State Mattson.
The morning passenger train on the
Omaha road for St. Paul leaves Kasota
OF $40 A. NJ, one hour later than for
merly.
Confirmation services will be held at
the Lutheran church next Sunday.
Twenty-seven girls and twelve boys
will be confirmed.
The Empire Mill Co. is shut down
for repairs. A leaky boiler is what
troubles them They expect to start
up again next week.
Richard, son of Rev. Griffith Roberts
of Cambria, died Thurs day. Deceased
was 25 years old. The fnneral occurred
Saturday.
Mr.. H. Noak was down from Nor
ton Sunday and Monday. He expresses
himself as being we'll satisfied with the
business and his present location.
The board of health meets in DR..
Strickler's Office on the second Monday
of each month. Parties wishing to
consult with the board are requested to
attend the meetings.
The large streamers, , announcing
closing out sales, have been taken
down and the closing out merchants
are unpacking their stocks of spring
goods.
City Clerk Schilling exhibits map
of the city in the Post office. The map
shows the ward boundaries and should
sbe studied by all who are not sure in
which ward they live.
The Board of Trade will meet in
Turner Hall Friday evening. The
committee on flowing well may be able
to report by that time. All members
are expected TO be present.
The communion OF the Lords Supper
will be administered on Easter Sunday,
and Christians of other denominations
are cordially invited to join with us in
its observance.
A Confirmation Service will be held
in tho Congregational Church next Sun
day at 1880 A. NJ, in the German
language, at the close will follow few
remarks in English. All interested are
cordially invited to be present.
Mrs. Ross and her S. S. class will give
an Orange Social, in the Congreg ational
church, this wednesday, evening.
Oranges will be served in various WAYS,
also cake, rolls and coffee, from to
1880 O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
In another column the City Clerk
gives notice to all Of those who wish to
sell liquor after May l., to file their ap-
pllcatons, for license, before April 9th.
This has to be done in order that the
names OF applicants can be published
two weeks before granting Of license as
required by law.
Susanna Kumm was granted di-
vorce from her husband, Christian,
March 26. She gets the custody of the
children and S1400. -Four hundred
dollars in cash and the balance in ten
yearly installments of 800 each. Mrs.
Kumm has bought the property Of Ch.
Krug and will remove to town.